New study shows treating prediabetes risk for developing diabetes could reverse the disease before it starts.
Read More »Biomarkers for Diabetes May Differ Based on Childhood Experiences
MIDUS study looks at individual adverse childhood experiences and their impacts on future diabetes.
Read More »Preserving Beta-cell Function in Youth Newly Diagnosed with Type 2 or Prediabetes
The beta-cell preserving properties of short courses of metformin and insulin glargine evaluated in ever-growing population of patients who have diabetes.
Read More »Possible Breakthrough In Treating Type 2 Diabetes and Prediabetes
Free potential treatment lowers blood sugars, helps with weight loss, drops blood pressure and cholesterol, and may add at least 10 years of quality of life.
Read More »Reduced Physical Activity in Adults with Prediabetes Puts Them at Risk, Study Finds
Two weeks of inactivity found to cause impaired glycemic control; may progress patients to type 2 diabetes
Read More »Men and Women Have Different Responses to Rapid Weight Loss
Study reveals men and woman with pre-diabetes respond differently to low energy diets and rapid weight loss.
Read More »Elevated Hemoglobin A1c Associated With Diabetes Within 4 Years
It is time to wake up and smell the coffee (roses) -- Study finds; by providing free A1c tests at all check-ups we could find most of those with prediabetes.
Read More »Prediabetes in Adolescence Dramatically Increases Cardiovascular Risk
Getting diabetes in our later years increases risk for CVD, but getting diabetes or prediabetes as a youth increases risk for CVD and death dramatically.
Read More »Current Screening Criteria Misses 50% of Those with Diabetes and Prediabetes
Use of expanded criteria thought best way to detect widest population with abnormal blood glucose levels.
Read More »Prediabetes Plus Hypertension Equals Coronary Artery Disease
High blood pressure and prediabetes together may do more harm to the body than either one alone.
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